Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-23
BRIEFLETS.
Malaga grapes at Truesdale's.
Mrs. T. F. Cary Is in the east.

Malaga grapes at Truesdales.
Mrs. T. F. Cary Is in the east.
Knox hats at Lloyd s. Stewards.
Fresh dressed chickens at Hawley's.
Mr. Clark Corbin, of Carbon Cliff, was
in the city yesterday.
Onions. spinach, lettuce, ra dishes and
soup punches at C. G. Truesdale's.
Price Sherman hats at Lloyd & Stew
arts.
Two front rooms for rent. Eequire of
B. Birkenfeld.
Postmaster Gould. of Meline, was in
the city today.
&C. Coyne. Port Byrou's druggist.
was in the city today.
Mrs. W. T. Call is in Chicago. visiting
Mrs. R. R. Gable.
W. II. Marshall, the Harper house
druggist. is absent on western trip.
The democrats will have several access
sions to their ranks after tonight's prima-
ries.
Louis Edgington has entered Mr.. E. E.
Parmenter's office as law student He
is son of James Edgington.
Messrs. Louis and E. T. Wilson and
George Stewart, of Rural, were in town
today.
The Verne Swaine commenced regular
trips between Rock Island and Clinton
today.
The republican politicians were hav-
ing a red hot time last night. The Sixth
ward was attracting particular attention.
Mr. Sol Berkson, of this city, has &C
cepted situation in the Boston dry
goods store. Davenport.
Mrs. T. H. Thomas entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Central Pres
byterian church this afternoon.
Col J. B. Patterson. the veteran editor
of the O9uawka Spectator was married
one evening last week to MISS Spangs
ler
The Second ward contains more ambi-
| tious souls than any other ward in the
! city. 1t generally furnishes full list of
candidates for the republican ticket.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
Dain occurred this afternoon. The re-
mains were inferred in the Catholic Gems
etery at Davenport
Frank Murray. an everyday drunk,
was sent to Jail for 80 days yesterday, to
brace up and reform. He will need
every hour of it.
David Don has new and elegant desk
surmounted by an iron railing. 1t is a
very handsome desk and adds greatly 10
the attractions of the store.
DR.. Barth is building an addition TO
his residence ON Twenty fourth street,
which he will use as an office. 1t is a
good idea.
Albert Taylor, the Rock Island Lumber
Il Manufacturing cOmpany's wide awake
travelling preventative, is home for a
breathing spell.
The republicans will nominate VIM.
McConchie for alderman in the Sixth
ward tonight. but Alderman Atkinson
will take care that he is not elected
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Henry returned from an extended TRIP
over the district yesterday. Collector
Kelly says Henry is one of the best dcpu
ties be has.
Messrs. John futile. Andrew W. Me
Connel, John A. Wright, John S. McCon
nell and James Mofhtt have been elected
trustees of the Mcconnell chapel il
Bowling.
The republicans hold their primaries
tonight. Everything is not harmoniou
in their camp. There is bad blood il
several wards, which is working to th,
surface.
Beardsley camp Sons of Veterans, Civ,
social ball at Armory hall on Frida.
evening of this week Bleuer's band will
furnish music and splendid time i
promised.
A. D. Huesing, president Of the Rocl
| leland rouptr prush Ei.,tr;o init oo,n
pany, is introducing the incandescen
lights to merchants around town patron
izing the Brush plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Eggleston, o
New York, are the happy parents of
bouncing boy, who was born on Satur
day W. W. is receiving congratulation
upon being a grandpa.
Chris. Dllin, collector of Canoe
Creek, reported TO County Treasure
Schafer today. Taxes collected, $2,057.
; &c; delinquent, s79 ~; commission
S41.15.
W, S. Gilmore, formerly of this city
but now of Rush Centre, Kan, is il
town visiting old friends. He is succeed
ing nicely in his new home. and also re
ports the Collins Bros. doing we'll.
The Chapel Grove Cemetery associstio
has filed a certificate of organlzatio
with the circuit clerk. The capital stoc
is $500, in twenty shares of $40 each, an
is subscribed by twenty members, VIII
each take one share.